Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Some games punish you for being bad. But these ones… give you a trophy for it.
🔹 In Batman: Arkham Asylum, ruining a surprise party is the only way to get the achievement.
🔹 In High on Life, doing the one thing video games forbid actually rewards you.
🔹 And in Red Dead Redemption, being a classic movie villain pays off.
Games that reward you for being evil.
In Batman: Arkham Asylum, you walk into a corridor expecting a fight, but instead, the Joker has thrown you a party. His goons actually check the guest list and start clapping for you like it’s your birthday. You’re supposed to just walk through... but if you choose violence and beat up every single cheering henchman, the game doesn't punish you. Instead, it hands you the secret "Party Pooper" achievement.
In High On Life, an annoying kid named Slumsley blocks your path and dares you to shoot him. He taunts you, knowing that "video games don't let you shoot kids." Even your gun refuses to fire at first. But if you keep pulling the trigger and ignore the rules, you take him out—and the game instantly rewards your persistence with the "Fallout Doesn't Let You Do This" trophy.
In Red Dead Redemption, you can embrace your inner villain. You kidnap a random woman, carry her to the railroad tracks, and tie her down. Then, you have to stand there and watch as the train approaches. It’s brutal, it’s unnecessary, but if you let the train run her over, the game recognizes your cruelty with the rare achievement... Dastardly.
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Some games punish you for being bad. But these ones… give you a trophy for it.
🔹 In Batman: Arkham Asylum, ruining a surprise party is the only way to get the achievement.
🔹 In High on Life, doing the one thing video games forbid actually rewards you.
🔹 And in Red Dead Redemption, being a classic movie villain pays off.
Games that reward you for being evil.
In Batman: Arkham Asylum, you walk into a corridor expecting a fight, but instead, the Joker has thrown you a party. His goons actually check the guest list and start clapping for you like it’s your birthday. You’re supposed to just walk through... but if you choose violence and beat up every single cheering henchman, the game doesn't punish you. Instead, it hands you the secret "Party Pooper" achievement.
In High On Life, an annoying kid named Slumsley blocks your path and dares you to shoot him. He taunts you, knowing that "video games don't let you shoot kids." Even your gun refuses to fire at first. But if you keep pulling the trigger and ignore the rules, you take him out—and the game instantly rewards your persistence with the "Fallout Doesn't Let You Do This" trophy.
In Red Dead Redemption, you can embrace your inner villain. You kidnap a random woman, carry her to the railroad tracks, and tie her down. Then, you have to stand there and watch as the train approaches. It’s brutal, it’s unnecessary, but if you let the train run her over, the game recognizes your cruelty with the rare achievement... Dastardly.
#gamingdetails #Gaming #Shorts #BatmanArkham #HighOnLife #RedDeadRedemption #GameFacts #HiddenAchievements #EasterEggs #GamingCommunity #VideoGame secrets #Xbox #PlayStation
